Probably because they're not actually patching anything, but playing a shell game. If they were serious about patching issues, they would have added LiDAR alre

Probably because they're not actually patching anything, but playing a shell game. If they were serious about patching issues, they would have added LiDAR already. They're trying to software patch their way out of the fact their perception stack is essentially blind to huge classes of objects drivers encounter every day.